Action - Insect repellant

Description:	They are insect repellants with oral use or topical application.

Supplements for Oral Use

Garlic
Garlic has an insect repellant effect. Take garlic, containing 5-15 mg of alliin or 2.5-5.0 mg of allicin potential or 2-6 g of aged garlic daily, in divided doses, for many months.
Vitamin B1 - Thiamine
Vitamin B1 - Thiamine has an insect repellant effect. Take 100-200 mg of thiamine daily, in divided doses.

Garlic
Garlic has an insect repellant effect. Apply garlic containing topical preparation each 1 or 2 hours to have insect repellent effect.
Lemon eucalyptus oil
Lemon eucalyptus oil has an insect repellant effect. Apply lemon eucalyptus oil containing topical preparation each 1 or 2 hours to have insect repellent effect.
American beautyberry
American beautyberry has an insect repellant effect. Apply American beautyberry leaf containing topical preparation each 1 or 2 hours to have insect repellent effect.
Catnip oil
Catnip oil has an insect repellant effect. Apply catnip oil containing topical preparation each 1 or 2 hours to have insect repellent effect.
Eucalyptus oil
Eucalyptus oil has an insect repellant effect. Apply eucalyptus oil containing topical preparation each 1 or 2 hours to have insect repellent effect.
Geranium oil
Geranium oil has an insect repellant effect. Apply geranium oil containing topical preparation each 1 or 2 hours to have insect repellent effect.
Camphor oil
Camphor oil has an insect repellant effect. Apply camphor oil containing topical preparation each 1 or 2 hours to have insect repellent effect.